There's plenty of risks of playing on a frozen pitch. One could be a player committing himself to a slide tackle, not only would the frozen ground possibly cut the players leg but also the player getting tackled could fall and injure themselves pretty badly. Also goalkeepers would be unable to dive, for obvious reasons. Overall games are usually cancelled because of the dangers it has towards players.
none
Broken bones and brain damage form concussions mostly
Someone kicking a ball a you as hard as they can on a cold day! :(
There really are no risks playing sports in regard to the skeletal system. Now if your referring to a contact sport than maybe you could get injured and hurt your spine or break and arm etc...
Approximately 1.2 million individuals are injured from playing football each year, according to studies conducted by various organizations. These injuries range from minor sprains to more serious conditions like concussions and fractures. Proper training, equipment, and adherence to safety guidelines are essential in mitigating these risks.
You should not take risks with chicken, it must be defrosted before it is cooked, you can defrost frozen chicken in a microwave or drop the meat into warm water and leave for at least an hour to defrost, and check they have before you cook them.
Knowledge of football strategy, willingness to learn, willingness to take risks.
There are no risks, or very minimal risks with agility exercises. In fact, agility exercises reduce the risk of injury while playing strenuous sports.
Freezing to death(risk of playing inside sports Dying faster and colder than freezing to death(Risk of playing outdoor sports.)
it can be pretty bad. if you don't mess with the defense or are a good skater you'll be fine.
No just by playing computer games you will not get computer viruses. Software from trusted publishers shouldn't pose any risks to your computer.
The primary danger is nerve damage, which can leave portions of your face "frozen". Some people have experienced allergic reactions to the collagen used for lip fillings.